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by sha256sum 4y ago
> Criminals get guns through burgling and robbery. Cool do you have any evidence or a citation to back up the claim. I’m surprised, seems more likely they would buy off the black market. Edit: Instead of downvoting, provide the source. E
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by sha256sum 4y ago
https://stanmed.stanford.edu/2017spring/how-health-insurance... You should read this before claiming I show "total ignorance of the history of the healthcare system in America". Stop making excuses for shitty
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by sha256sum 4y ago
>On Monday, CoinFlex published a blogpost with more details about the counterparty. >CEO Mark Lamb said in the post that a long-time customer’s account went into “negative equity.” That prompted the company to halt withdrawals. That&#
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by sha256sum 4y ago
Who is this person? What is Jupiter? Why should I care that they are going to the beach?
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by sha256sum 4y ago
> Most people don't know about the Tor browser and instead of advising them to install it (or use some tor2web proxy) you could just hand them the onion link. This does not make sense to me. If I visit Tor’s main website, “browser”
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by sha256sum 4y ago
Businesses need to consider the risks involved with cloud providers turning hostile against them (especially Google). Case and point: poster has no recourse, had reason to trust Google's availability in hosting their docs, and got caug
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by sha256sum 4y ago
Competency? The system is working as intended, it prioritizes the needs of capital flowing to the elites. You must come from somewhere else, one that places citizens on a slightly higher strata than the US does.
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by sha256sum 4y ago
>get 2 weeks vacation? I had to laugh at this one. When I worked construction plumbing (non-union, "free-to-work" state), I received 0 days vacation and 2 days of sick pay per year. You're saying this is a testament to the
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by sha256sum 4y ago
> The easy answer is to not use Facebook but unfortunately Facebook is desired for posting and sharing photos with international family members and friends. Well then your friend will continue to run this risk and it sounds like they und
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by sha256sum 4y ago
FWIW, I have 4 "banking" accounts, 3 of which are major American banks and one is a local credit union. The latter is the ONLY one to offer 2FA via TOTP while the major banks only allow SMS or email 2FA.
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by sha256sum 4y ago
I think that's an idealized interpretation of a young country that spent it's first 100 years believing humanity is attached to skin color, fought a brutal civil war over that before spending its next 100 years preventing most of
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by sha256sum 4y ago
> Eschew flamebait. Avoid unrelated controversies and generic tangents. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
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by sha256sum 4y ago
Yep, and it brings up a question all business owners should ask themselves: how will you mitigate the risk of your cloud provider turning hostile against you? This includes locking you out of administrative accounts, jacking prices or chang
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by sha256sum 4y ago
Eh, re-read the comment--I'm agreeing with you. I'm saying they want that status quo, without war they don't sell weapons. But interestingly enough someone did attempt those same gymnastics.
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by sha256sum 4y ago
It's important to note the money drip from Afghanistan has been cut off, with manufacturers looking for more ways to drain tax money away from domestic projects and into the war machine, a status quo since at least Vietnam.
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by sha256sum 4y ago
> IMO from what I've seen of parents are that people who bring their children at a young-ish age to a therapist have a different issue. I see this with someone close to me. Diagnosed with ADHD as a child, medicated, later diagnosed
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by sha256sum 4y ago
I feel like the criticism towards Brave ITT is unjustified. This is a USPS service which is available to businesses. If you're a privacy conscious person in the US, you've likely opted out of this list. Brave is reaching the peopl
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by sha256sum 4y ago
Great idea. What's worked for me is simply taking a 20"x20"x1" filter and sliding it into the back cover of a standard $25 Lasko box fan. Cheap, easy option for air filtration in the home.
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by sha256sum 4y ago
Wrong, it is currently … And so what? For someone to play like that it’s fair to give a refund for the unused period. Otherwise, like I said, fuck ProtonMail.
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by sha256sum 4y ago
It’s been a “shortage of skill” for more than a decade. Maybe we should refer to the shortage as one of industry initiative to train these people and stop blaming workers. There’s definitely no shortage of people interested in the field.
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by sha256sum 4y ago
I removed my premium subscription after this incident and was surprised to find that all benefits for the subscription were immediately revoked . Mail was rendered undeliverable until space was clear back to 500MB. Mind you there was still
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by sha256sum 4y ago
Reminds me of lofi.cafe, same concept but without creepy login screens and "onboarding processes".
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by sha256sum 4y ago
>now route my self-hosted email through SMTP2Go thanks to a tip from another commenter here I think you're referring to this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31180604 > I host my own email server with Vultr
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Exxon profits surge despite $3.4B hit from Russian exit(apnews.com)
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by sha256sum 4y ago
Are you saying it’s irrelevant that federal agencies targeted this person because local PD fired the shot?
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by sha256sum 4y ago
I misunderstood the context, thank you.
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by sha256sum 4y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fred_Hampton Context: “ In 1967, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) identified Hampton as a radical threat. It tried to subvert his activities in Chicago, sowing disinformation am
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by sha256sum 4y ago
Well if you’re going to post three-letter-agency FUD at least include some links to backup your claims?
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by sha256sum 4y ago
It’s possible you came to that conclusion through reading comments on the internet a little too deeply.
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by sha256sum 4y ago
The EFF is the Electronic Frontier Foundation. From their homepage: “The leading nonprofit defending digital privacy, free speech, and innovation.” So technology, privacy… not really newspapers. You might be thinking of the ACLU?

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